Hector moved to LA from El Paso in 1975. He formed “LA Bomb Squad” (LABS) with other neighborhood kids, and they went on to become internationally recognized as pioneers of the LA graffiti scene. He was the first artist to paint the infamous Belmont Tunnel, and together they used their art as an alternate to gangs and drugs. Still in close contact with the local graffiti/mural scene, Hector works as a graphic artist, fine artist, local youth mentor, and is the proud father of two wonderful daughters. His art has been seen in galleries across LA, in magazines and newspapers, and was published in The History of Los Angeles Graffiti Art and Los Angeles Graffiti.

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Baha is a self taught multi-disciplinary artist based in Los Angeles.
Today she is very involved with L.A.’s underground art community and is the founder of the art collective L’art Pour L’art.
According to Baha Danesh, “creating art is a form of expression that creates culture and culture shapes values and values determine the future.” She believes the creative process is, above all, the best adventure of the mind, body, and soul.
Baha’s website

Galo is a pure bred Angeleno (born in Los Angeles). Since an early age, he was fascinated with fonts, letters and logos. 
Galo says of himself and art: “I painfully strive to pay tribute to not only the letters that inspired me as a child but to those artists who also inspired me, not only in the graffiti art and art scene but those that have surrounded me throughout the years. I grow with art as art has grown in me.” 
Galo also contributes to the community by working with at-risk youths, mentoring, teaching and working with non-profit organizations. 
Galo on Instagram

Majella is an artist and professional dancer with the Diavolo Dance Company. She pioneered the LIVE-VIRTUAL Art tours for LA Art Tours, is head videographer and handles LA Art Tour sales functions.

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Joshua is a lyrical abstract artist, writer and poet, interweaving these worlds in his oil paintings. He is highly engaged in utilizing raw materials, making paint, working on fine linen, all foundations acting as a vehicle for a greater understanding of painting. He works daily at his art studio at the Brewery Arts Complex in Los Angeles.
Joshua’s website

Hector moved to LA from El Paso in 1975. He formed “LA Bomb Squad” (LABS) with other neighborhood kids, and they went on to become internationally recognized as pioneers of the LA graffiti scene. He was the first artist to paint the infamous Belmont Tunnel, and together they used their art as an alternate to gangs and drugs. Still in close contact with the local graffiti/mural scene, Hector works as a graphic artist, fine artist, local youth mentor, and is the proud father of two wonderful daughters. His art has been seen in galleries across LA, in magazines and newspapers, and was published in The History of Los Angeles Graffiti Art and Los Angeles Graffiti.

Nuke hasn’t sent me his bio yet. He’s been a part of the LA graffiti scene for many decades. Here is his Instagram. (Nuke, get me your bio.)

Hector moved to LA from El Paso in 1975. He formed “LA Bomb Squad” (LABS) with other neighborhood kids, and they went on to become internationally recognized as pioneers of the LA graffiti scene. He was the first artist to paint the infamous Belmont Tunnel, and together they used their art as an alternate to gangs and drugs. Still in close contact with the local graffiti/mural scene, Hector works as a graphic artist, fine artist, local youth mentor, and is the proud father of two wonderful daughters. His art has been seen in galleries across LA, in magazines and newspapers, and was published in The History of Los Angeles Graffiti Art and Los Angeles Graffiti.

Artist, actor, comedian.
Ashley came to Los Angeles by way of North Carolina where she studied Theatre Performance at University of North Carolina at Wilmington.

A 20 year resident of Downtown LA and the Brewery Arts Complex, Kevin accidentally started LA Art Tours in 2007. He is still perplexed at how this occurred. Possibly from eating paint chips as a child.
He does like typing about himself in the 3rd person, and the last few minutes have been very exciting for him.

Kevin on Instagram

Kevin’s website